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The result, when the bill of exchange is drawn in this form, is that both exporter and importer deal in the money of their re- spective countries, and, also, that the importer is called upon to pay only the fixed amount stated on the face of the bill. This is the usual, though not the universal, practice. The principal exceptions which we shall consider either require payment by the importer in some form of foreign exchange, or else leave the amount to be paid open to the influence of fluctuati...ons in the rates of exchange. These exceptions are especially important with regard to two groups of markets: (a) South Africa and Australia; (b) South America.
The Australasian colonies of the British Empire have the same monetary system as England and are closely related to London through their banking structure. Importers in these markets, dealing through local branches of London banks, frequently establish credits in London against which they in- struct the exporters to draw for the value of the goods shipped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result, when the bill of exchange is drawn in this form, is that both exporter and importer deal in the money of their re- spective countries, and, also, that the importer is called upon to pay only the fixed amount stated on the face of the bill. This is the usual, though not the universal, practice. The principal exceptions which we shall consider either require payment by the importer in some form of foreign exchange, or else leave the amount to be paid open to the influence of fluctuati...ons in the rates of exchange. These exceptions are especially important with regard to two groups of markets: (a) South Africa and Australia; (b) South America.
The Australasian colonies of the British Empire have the same monetary system as England and are closely related to London through their banking structure. Importers in these markets, dealing through local branches of London banks, frequently establish credits in London against which they in- struct the exporters to draw for the value of the goods shipped.
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